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Editor's Letter
Maybe the ultimate strength of Stories is their unique ability to wrangle with the soul
Rachael Lavon
Editor's Letter
You struggle and toil and build, and then it all comes down, but perhaps that’s the point. Perhaps the glory is in the effort, not the result
Yisroel Besser
The Insider
Is housing discrimination a hate crime?
David G. Greenfield
The Insider
Each time we were outraged, each time nothing happened
David G. Greenfield
More or Less
"If she’s done this with too many clients, my entire reputation is done. I’m too small, too new to rehabilitate from this"
Esther Kurtz
More or Less
No matter how much I realized I’d done wrong since I’d gotten married, how selfish and self-centered I’d been, this parallel just brought it all home
Esther Kurtz
Big Questions
It’s really important to work hard, and part of that is to invest in yourself.
Sabrina Brick
Big Questions
A few things employers can do to help create a more meaningful — and profitable — workplace:
Avraham Markovich 
Breakthrough
The girls fist-bumped and smiled smugly. Mali brandished a toothpick. “Kol chassan…” she stage-whispered. Elisheva giggled
Chaya Rosen
Breakthrough
If anyone ever wondered how different two brothers could be, they could come look at Nachi and Yudi for their answer
Rochel Samet
More Dreamscapes
Dreamscapes

My specialty turned out to be aggressive teenage boys

By Elisheva Appel

Dreamscapes

But when I looked into the backyard I saw a vision of green pastures filled with children playing with animals. That was the beginning of Sweet Dream Farm

By Elisheva Appel

Dreamscapes

Teaching led me to marketing, which led to hypnosis. What’s next?

By Elisheva Appel

Dreamscapes

All the details were still question marks, but I woke up the next morning with a jolt — hey, I have a business!

By Elisheva Appel

Dreamscapes

Her Yiddish-speaking band hits all the right notes

By Elisheva Appel

Dreamscapes

As told to Elisheva Appel Name: Chani Schwartz Dream: Destigmatize mental health issues Location: Stamford Hill, London, UK O n the outside, my childhood seemed idyllic. My parents are distinguished members of our chassidic community, and as the oldest girl in a large family, I was capable, geshikt, and helpful. Beneath the surface, though, I hid

By Elisheva Appel